Hermann fritzsche



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nzonxnsrurrs meme Magnum moons. V l 4 naaas iiu v December 14, 1918.

To all cvhom it may concern:

Be it known that I, a citizen of the Swiss Republic and resident V of'lBasel, Switzerland, have invented new Azodyestufi's Dyeing Mordanted Goods; of

which the following is a full; clear, and

exact specification.

This applicationv is a divisional one of my application for Letters Patent Ser. No. 238779 filed June 7th, 1918..

l have found thatnew azodyestuifs' dyeing mordanted goods can be derived from the diazotation products'of the amids and imids;

of the aminoortliooxyarylsulfonic acids that is to say of derivatives of ammonia corresponding, to the'general formula (2) NH, -7 2]u "l[2-(n-i)1 wherein R stands for an aryl. radical which may be further substituted. and 'n for a whole number inferior to 3, that is to say for 1 or 2 by combining the said diazotati-on combined with diazob0dies.-

The amids and imids of amino-orthooxy-- arylsulfonic acids con'espondirrgto the above formula can be obtained byacting on the chlorids of halogennitroarylsulfonic acids containing the nltrognoup m posltion ortho relatively to the halogen with ammonia, or with amids of halogen-orthonitroarylsulionic acids,- substituting a hydroxyl group for the halogen in the condensation products thus obtained by acting thereupon with al- 4 hairs, and by reducing the resulting nitrooxybodies. I

The prep empldyed for the production of the new azodyestufis is illustrated by the following examples 1 and 2and their'transformation into azodyestufl'sby the following examples 3 and l.

4 Emample 1'. Preparation oflomy-t-aminohen zenel-sulfwmid.

1 255 gr. oi l-chloro-2-nitrobenzene-4-sultochlorid are poured into 50 com. ofaqueous ammonia of per cent. and them xture is amid is separated by filtration.- It is boiled for 3 hours with a solution of 12 gr. soda seriai No. 206, 05.

HERMANN FRITZSCHE,

products with a compound able to be aration of the parent materials Specification of Letters Patent. Patented Dee, 2 3, 1919, We Drawing. uriginalapplicati on filed June 7, 1918, Serial No. 238,779.

Divided and this application filed lye in 150 com. water, whereby the hydroxyl group is substituted for the chlorin. After neutralization of the reaction mass with hydrochloric acid until all reaction on phenolphthalein paper disappears, a solution of 40 gr; of crystallized sodium sulfid is added and the mixture is boiled until an entire discoloration of the yellow solution has taken place, which occurs after about 2 hours. By acidifying with hydrochloricacid, boiling and filtering from the separated sulfur asolution of-1-oxy-2-aminobenzenel-sul the base can be isolated by neutralization and precipitation with common salt. The 1801mm obtained can also be-employed directly for the preparation of, the dyestuffs.-

'.Ewample 2. Prepwmtiim of the imidyof- :the 'Z-amino-1-owybenzem4-culfonic acid.

255 gr. of l-chloro-2-nitrobenzene-4-sulfochlorid are. mixed with 200 gr. of ammonium carbonate and the mixture is heat ed for'5 hours on a water bath. The origfamid isobtained, from which inally. viscou mass becomes hereby powdery.

The amid is freed from the admixed salts by a treatment with water. 236 gr. of the tained, 255 gr. of 1-chloro-2-nitrobenzene- 4-suliz'o-chlorid and 200 gr. sodium acetate free of water are mixed and heated together for 1 hour, on a common salt bath, while stirring.

- The melted mass obtained is dissolved in 3000 ccm. water; on cooling or more completely on addition of common salt the 1: 1'-

. dichloro 2': 2- dinitrodibenzene 4 4J- disulfonimid separates. 465 gr. of this latter are boiled for 3 hours in 2000mm. of a-n'aqueous solution of 200 gr. of soda lye, where-' 'by the substitution of the hydroxyl groups for the atoms of chlorin is effected. After it is acidified with hydrochloric acid and the sulfurous acid formed is expelled by boiling. The base is partly in solution, partly in the separated precipitate and is extracted from this latter with hydrochloric acid. From the united hydrochloric solutions the hydrochlorid of the imid of' 2- ami'no-l-oxybenzenel-sulfonic acid crystallizes after addition of common salt.

Ewample.

18.7 parts of the 1-oXy-2-amidobenzene-4- sulfamid (prepared according to example a solution of 24-.6-

lene-(i-sulfonic acid and of 30- 1) are diazotized with 25 parts ,of hydrochloric acid of per cent. and 7.2 parts of sodium nitrite at 5 to 10 C., and the resulting solution of diazobody is poured into parts i of 2-oxy-naphthaparts of sodium carbonate. After 12 hours the dyestuff formed is precipitated by addition of common salt and filtered oil".

It corresponds to the formula:

powder soluble in water with bluish-red coloration and in concentrated sulfuric acid with orange coloration and dyes wool in an acid bath brownish-orange tints turning by subsequent coppering (treatment with a solution of copper salt) to a bluish-red fast to washing and to light and by subsequent chromating (treatment with a solution of bichromate) to a dark violet very fast to washing, fulling, potting and to light.

Ewamp-Ze 4. 35.9 parts of the imid .of the 2-amino-1 the usual manner with 14.4 parts of sodium nitrite. The resulting tetrazo-compound, which precipitates in the form of yellow crystals is poured into a solution of 29 parts of betanaphthol and of parts of sodium carbonate, made alkaline with soda lye. After 12 hours the dyestufi is isolated in the usual manner.

It constitutes a' dark red powder, dissolving in water and in concentrated sulfuric acid to bluish-red colorations and dyemg wool in an acid bath red tints turning on subsequent coppering to a bluish-red fast to washing and to light and on subsequent chromating to a violet very fast to washing,

fulling and pottin and li ht.

What I claim is i g 1. As new products the herein described azodyestufis dyeing on mordants, derived from the product of diazotation of the bodie corresponding to the formula (1) H0 R-so NH l NH:/ 2 h lz-(n-l) oxybenzenel 'sulfonic acid (prepared accordlng to example 2) are tetrazotlzed in wherein R stands for an aryl radical, which may be further substituted, and n for a whole number inferior to 3, and from a compoundable to be combined with diazobodies, the said dyestuffs being in a dry state yellow to dark colored powders, which dissolve in water and concentrated sulfuric acid with yellow to violet colorations, and dye wool in an-acid bath yellow to blue-violet tints turning on subsequent coppering to greenish-yellow to blue tints fast to washing and to light and on subsequent chromatin to yellow to black tints fast to washing, fu ling, potting and light. 1 2. As new products the herein described azodyestufl's dyeing on mordants, resulting from the combination of the diazoderivatives of the amids of the 2-amino-1-oXyaryl-4- sulfonic acids with sulfonated oxyderivatives of naphthalene, able tobe combined with diazobodies, the said dyestuffs being in a dry state yellow-red to red-brown powders, which dissolve in water with red to brownred colorations and in. concentrated sulfuric acid'with orange to violet colorations and dye wool in an acid bath yellow-red to Bordeaux-red tints turning on subsequent coppering to blue-red to vlolet tints fast dOJI and derived from the diazoderivative of the amid of 2-amino-1-ozybenzene-4;-sulfonic acid. and 2-oxynaphthalene-6-sulfonic acid, the said dyestufl constituting in the form of its sodium salt a brown-red powder soluble in water with bluish-red coloration and in concentrated sulfuric acid with orange coloration and dyes wool in an acid bath brownish orange tints turning on subsequent coppering to a bluish-red fast to washing and to light and by subsequent chromating to a dark violet very fast to washing, fulling, potting and light.

11 witness whereof I have hereunto signed my name this 11th day of November, 1918, in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

HERMANN FRITZSCHE.

Witnesses HELGE FRIES, AMAND BRAUN. 

